This campaign challenges us, both as individuals and institutions—to think deeply about what true financial sustainability means in our current economic environment,” Mr. Michael K. Mugabi, Board Chair, UIBFS.

This year’s BAFSAC campaign, dubbed the ‘Planned Adult’ campaign, is a strategic call to empower Ugandans with the knowledge and tools for long-term financial resilience, ensuring that every financial decision contributes to personal, institutional, and global sustainability,” Mrs. Goretti Masadde, CEO, UIBFS.

The Banking and Financial Services Awareness Month brings on board key learnings as regards to adopting and being resilient through this tough time of COVID- 19 and it's challenges. A deep and enlightening moment for all to be a part of as we navigate the rough waters

Building financial stability starts with careful planning, regular saving, and using modern financial services effectively to ensure money is managed safely, conveniently, and securely,” Mr. Philip Andrew Wabulya, BoU

Financial literacy is the difference between destitute life or happy life. A family of people with financial skills is more happy than that without. One of the biggest cause of early death is poverty. Yet, basic financial skills could save millions of people and give them an opportunity to live longer to see their grand children grow! At Summit Consulting we are so thrilled to partner with Institute of Banking and Financial Services in mass financial literacy awareness as technology experts

“The Banking and Financial Services Awareness Month is not only important for the financial services sector but also for the entire economy because it is for everyone who cares about financial inclusion.”

“Entrepreneurs come here to look for businesses to invest in but they cannot find them. Our young people only start businesses out of necessity to survive. They do subsistence business with no plans to expand.”

“It is going to take a team for us to change the mindsets of our people about financial literacy. We in the financial sector have a great deal of work to do.”

When you educate someone, you open them to growth opportunities for a lifetime. However, when you empower people with financial literacy, you give them the first step to financial freedom. For their is no real emancipation without financial wellbeing. I thank the Institute of Banking and Financial Services for organizing this financial literacy month. At Summit Consulting, we are happy to work with you in life changing causes like these.